Felicia Bownoth
Home: Jamaica
Age: 21
Height: 5’ 2"
Weight: 110 lbs
Stats: 32-25-34

Felicia has been modeling just a short while now, just barely a year, doing promo for print and a clothing line, as well as some car show work.

Modeling was something she just fell into, Felicia realizes that this is just going to be a part-time job.

“It is not my major focus,” she said. “It is something I fell into by chance, just from people saying, ‘You’re cute, you should try it.’”

While not in front of the camera Felicia is getting her Masters degree from John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Se already has a bachelor’s in forensic psychology and sees a bright future once her research work is done.

“I could basically do anything in the legal field having to with psychology,” she said.

Don’t expect Felicia to be the FBI’s next Clarice Starling, though – chasing down serial killers isn’t on her to-do list.

“Right now my options are changing,” she said.

Felicia was born and raised in Queens, growing up in Astoria and later moving to Richmond Hill. A graduate of Cardozo High School, she spends a lot of time hanging out with family.

“I spend a lot of time with my sister Melanie [who is 16], we go to Broadway shows, to museums and out shopping,” Felicia said. She also gets a lot of encouragement in her career from her boyfriend, Brian, who she has been best friends with since high school. “He’s super supportive,” she said.

Felicia likes going out to eat after a long day in the city, and as a proud vegetarian knows where to find the best meat-free restaurants.

“This was a personal choice because I believe in animal rights,” she said. “I don’t think it’s fair to take another living creature’s life just to eat it.”

Besides, she’d never be able to explain it to her cat AJ.

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Pats’ Gal   Who would have guessed she was a football fan? During October’s National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Flushing-born Fran Drescher, a breast cancer survivor, has been broadcast at NFL football stadiums promoting early detection of breast cancer. Surprisingly, the Queens native, though she hails from Jets country, is actually a New England Patriots fan, according to an interview she gave to NFL.com. She also said that she'd liuke to play nanny to Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Cue nasal laugh.

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